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Wesley Church Messages

Sunday, October 7, “Disoriented”

Week #1: : “Mystery” and World Communion Sunday

Job 1:1, 2:1-10

We begin a new sermon series based on the book of Job titled “Mystery.” Focusing on the book of Job can be an opportunity to embrace vivid imagery, human emotion, and the mysterious nature of a God who created the entire universe. In the first week, it seems a bit disorienting that someone as “blameless and upright” as Job would be tested so vehemently. For many people, this probably doesn’t seem to fit the image of God we experience as a loving Creator. Our disoriented feelings likely mirror Job’s. And we begin to ask, “Why?”

Sunday, October 7 Bulletin

Please click on Pastor Andy’s video for his message “Disoriented”

Next Week

The second week, Job feels deserted. He begins to express his dismay at not being able to sense God’s presence. What times are we in Job’s shoes? Are there experiences that have left us wounded, broken, and dejected? These questions often leave us with a bitter taste, but it is also a wonderful opportunity to offer a word of hope in the presence of struggle.

Wesley Church worships in two differently styled services 
Contemporary worship: 9AM;
Sunday School:10:15 AM;
Classic worship: 11AM

 

Sunday, September 30, “Stay Salty”

Week #3: The Marks of a Follower

Mark 9:38-50

Continuing the discourse from last week, Jesus issues a warning for disciples who abuse the responsibility to care for the least of these. These words are about how followers choose to treat those who do not think like believers/behave exactly like we wish they would, and yet use the name of Jesus just like us. Jesus tells his disciples not to let personal sin get in the way of others becoming disciples. Treat it seriously (“cut off” the sinful part). We need to stay salty – not lose our taste/effectiveness. Then we’ll be at peace with everyone. A special rededication of our refurbished hand bells will take place as well.

Sunday, September 30 Bulletin

Please click on Pastor Andy’s video for his message “Stay Salty”

 

Sunday June 26, 2022

Masking will remain optional at Wesley Church

In order to help you make an informed decision about your own mitigation practices, Wesley Church will share our county’s updated risk category and the CDC’s corresponding guidelines in each edition of our weekly enews.
We are currently in the “high risk” category. The CDC guidelines for the “high” category are:

   Wear a mask indoors in public

   Stay up to date with COVID-19 vaccines   

   Get tested if you have symptoms

   Additional precautions may be needed for people at high risk for severe illness

For more information, visit cdc.gov 

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